Hi /lit/ I'm a retard that never read too much outside of

1) Read Proclus
2) Listen to Migos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-sJp1FfG7Q
3) Browse /lit/ like a fucking FAG hahahahahahaha

Start with the Greeks

>>8957086
You might want to start with themes you like.

What kind of computer games do you like?

I started with Catcher in the Rye, it's fairly enjoyable and not all that complicated

commence with the hellenes

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>>8957106
>>8957107
>mfw OP will think this is legit

>>8957086
Read the /lit/ essentials, you can handle it.

>>8957093
Underrated lmao

>>8957106
no more heroes

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>>8957143
underrated... toast

>>8957086
Not sure what you're asking. Is it the actual reading that's difficult or getting used to reading for enjoyment?

Either way I'd say just go for some Teen/Young Adult Fiction. Most of it can be taken at face value and is designed to be entertaining throughout.

>>8957086
Women and Men is a good place to start, but if that's a bit too costly then Making of America by Gertrude Stein, In the House of Ulysses by Julian Rios are both good beginner books, and a good light novel where you should start is Double or Nothing by Raymond Federman, that will take you max two days to finish